Sentence examples for print readership from inspiring English sources

Print readership has changed, like print circulations.

The Sun's print readership was 16.09 million.

Its print readership is 360,000 and its web edition gets 2m visits a month.

Making history might also make for good business: African-Americans are a significant portion of print readership.

It arrived at a figure by combining the publication's print readership with a day's worth of its Web site traffic.

Young people – between 18 and 34 – make up 25% of print readership (and possibly 37% of the digital audience).

Newspapers, despite falling print readerships, still set the daily agenda.

This may hardly be a new argument, although not perhaps familiar in these pages, but the problem is gradually becoming more acute for serious newspapers, whose print readerships are tumbling (by 7% on average in the last year according to the ABC), and most of whom are losing money (the Telegraph excepted).

In an open letter to campus, Mr. Frank pointed to Pew Research Center studies showing overall print newspaper readership declines among 18- to 24-year-olds.

ComScore, Reston, Va., and GfK MRI, part of the GfK Group, Nuremberg, Germany, agreed to develop a single database that would link the online media habits of Americans with their print-media readership and other media consumption data, including product and brand usage.

Yet it is already Britain's largest regional publisher (judged by print circulation and readership reach).